Stunticons team/Menasor
Deluxes (Drag Strip, Breakdown, Dead End, Offroad)
Price: $15-17 USD/$17-19 CDN
Available: Now
Voyager (Motormaster)
Price: $25 USD/$30 CDN
Available: Now
Motormaster:
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Offroad:
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I decided that since my comments apply to all of these toys I
might as well just do a "group" review. All of these figures are
excellent updates to the original Stunticons. Better articulation,
fairly straight-forward transformations and great aesthetics.
Offroad is a new character (likely intended as someone else in a
future combiner team). I like his general looks and think that, like
Alpha Bravo with the Aerialbots, he makes for some variety in the
team. I also like the new combining mechanism, which is spring
loaded bits on Motormaster that the others "slot" into. I also
discovered that the new Superion and Menasor are the same size as
FOC Bruticus which is a nice touch. I have to admit I prefer
Menasor's G1 head design over the new one. The original one had a
cool Japanese mecha look to it while the new one reminds me of some
kind of Viking battle helmet look (his facial expression also makes
him look perpetually irritated). Also, while I got Superion
assembled just fine, Menasor was a floppy mess when I first put it
together (I had Offroad and Breakdown as the legs and the toy
wouldn't stay up straight and Offroad kept opening up). Once I
switched out Breakdown for Dead End then Menasor started
standing up straight and everything was fine.
Verdict: Excellent. A must
buy for G1 fans!